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1 germane
ger·mane[ʤəˈmeɪn, AM ʤɚˈ-]* * *[dZɜː'meɪn]adj (form)von Belang (geh) (to für)* * *1. (to) gehörig (zu), in Zusammenhang oder Beziehung stehend (mit), verwandt (dat), betreffend (akk):a question germane to the issue eine zur Sache gehörige Frage3. einschlägig4. → academic.ru/30940/german">german1 1* * *adj.nah verwandt adj.zugehörig adj. -
2 germane
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3 Teuton
Teu·ton[ˈtju:tən, AM ˈtu:]n2. ( esp pej: German) Germane, Germanin m, f pej fam, Piefke m kein f ÖSTERR pej fam, Deutsche(r) f(m)* * *['tjuːtɒn]nTeutone m, Teutonin f* * *A s1. HIST Germane m, Germanin f2. HIST Teutone m, Teutonin f3. Deutsche(r) m/f(m)B adj → academic.ru/74313/Teutonic">Teutonic A* * *n.Germane -n m.Teutone -n m. -
4 german
1. adjectivethe German people — die Deutschen
he/she is German — er ist Deutscher/sie ist Deutsche
2. nounhe is a native German speaker — seine Muttersprache ist Deutsch. See also academic.ru/119891/East_German">East German 1.; West German 1.
1) (person) Deutsche, der/diehe/she is a German — er ist Deutscher/sie ist Deutsche
2) (language) Deutsch, dasHigh German — Hochdeutsch, das
Low German — Niederdeutsch, das. See also East German 2.; English 2. 1); West German 2.
* * *Ger·man[ˈʤɜ:mən, AM ˈʤɜ:r-]I. nII. adj deutsch* * *['dZɜːmən]1. adjdeutsch2. n1) (= person) Deutsche(r) mf* * ** * *1. adjectivea German person — ein Deutscher/eine Deutsche
he/she is German — er ist Deutscher/sie ist Deutsche
2. nounhe is a native German speaker — seine Muttersprache ist Deutsch. See also East German 1.; West German 1.
1) (person) Deutsche, der/diehe/she is a German — er ist Deutscher/sie ist Deutsche
2) (language) Deutsch, dasHigh German — Hochdeutsch, das
Low German — Niederdeutsch, das. See also East German 2.; English 2. 1); West German 2.
* * *adj.deutsch adj. n.Deutsche -n m.,f.
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Germane — Général Nom IUPAC tétrahydrure de germanium Synonymes Hydrure de ger … Wikipédia en Français
Germane — Ger*mane , a. [See {German} akin, nearly related.] Literally, near akin; hence, closely allied; appropriate or fitting; relevant. [1913 Webster] The phrase would be more germane to the matter. Shak. [1913 Webster] [An amendment] must be germane.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
germane — I adjective accordant, ad fin is, affinitive, allied, applicable, applying to, apposite, appropriate, appurtenant, apropos, apt, associated, bearing upon, belonging to, cognate, concerning, congruent, congruous, connected, correlated,… … Law dictionary
germane — mid 14c., having the same parents, derived from GERMAN (Cf. german) (1); Cf. human/humane, urban/urbane. Main modern sense of closely connected, relevant (c.1600) derives from use in Hamlet Act V, Scene ii: The phrase would bee more Germaine to… … Etymology dictionary
germane — *relevant, pertinent, material, apposite, applicable, apropos Analogous words: appropriate, fitting, apt, happy, felicitous (see FIT): akin, analogous, comparable, parallel (see LIKE): *related, allied, cognate, kindred Antonyms: foreign… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
germane — [adj] appropriate ad rem, akin, allied, applicable, applicative, applicatory, apposite, apropos, apt, cognate, connected, fitting, kindred, kosher*, legit*, material, on target*, on the button*, on the nose*, pertinent, proper, related, relating … New thesaurus
germane — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ relevant to a subject under consideration. ORIGIN Latin germanus genuine, of the same parents … English terms dictionary
germane — [jər mān′] adj. [var. of GERMAN] 1. truly relevant; pertinent; to the point 2. Obs. akin; german SYN. RELEVANT … English World dictionary
Germane — Germanium tetrahydride … Wikipedia
germane — adj. germane to (germane to the discussion) * * * [dʒɜː meɪn] germane to (germane to the discussion) … Combinatory dictionary
germane — ger|mane [dʒə:ˈmeın US dʒə:r ] adj formal [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: germanus having the same parents , from germen; GERM] an idea, remark etc that is germane to something is related to it in an important and suitable way = ↑relevant… … Dictionary of contemporary English
